A landmark engineering project is underway to connect Tenerife and La Gomera with the world’s deepest alternating current submarine power cable. This strategic link will enhance energy security, allow for greater renewable integration, and reduce dependence on fossil fuels across the islands. Read about the technology and collaboration making this possible.
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A groundbreaking study on El Hierro has uncovered four new species of algae hidden within the island’s unique volcanic tubes. One of these endemic species will be named in honor of a local folk legend. This research highlights the incredible, unseen biodiversity of the Canary Islands.
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The popular natural swimming pools of El Caletón in Garachico, Tenerife, have been closed to the public. The closure is a precautionary measure following the detection of elevated levels of E.coli bacteria in routine water sampling. Local authorities are investigating the cause and have apologized for any inconvenience caused.
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The Canary Islands housing market has broken its all-time price record, exceeding the peak of the 2007 property bubble by a staggering 47%. This trend is mirrored across several Spanish regions, creating significant challenges for buyers. Read the full analysis of the current market dynamics.
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The Canary Islands has become the first region in Spain to implement biometric signatures in its court system. This innovative technology is a key part of the ‘paper zero’ strategy, streamlining legal procedures by eliminating printing and scanning. Training is underway across all judicial offices to ensure a smooth transition to this new digital era.
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Tenerife is expanding its electric vehicle charging network with 16 new stations across 13 municipalities, backed by €421,094 in funding. The initiative supports sustainable tourism and reduces emissions, with plans for 38 total stations island-wide. Discover where the new charging points will be located and how they benefit travelers and residents.
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The Canary Islands are making unprecedented investments in wildfire prevention, deploying specialized teams and advanced technology to protect their unique ecosystems. Learn how each island is tackling the growing threat of forest fires with reinforced strategies.
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The Tendal Archaeological Park in La Palma holds invaluable insights into the island’s pre-Hispanic past. After years of delays, new efforts aim to make its caves and artifacts accessible to visitors.
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The Mojo Music Festival returns to Gran Canaria in August 2025 with a diverse lineup of artists blending tradition and innovation. From Mexican electronic beats to Spanish blues, this festival promises unforgettable nights by Las Canteras beach.
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At the Roque de Los Muchachos Observatory, Gara—a friendly AI robot—welcomes visitors to the Gran Telescopio Canarias. This innovative project aims to give the telescope autonomous capabilities while delighting guests with interactive astronomy tours. Learn how Gara is revolutionizing science and tourism in La Palma.
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